Mobile Water Park

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I would like to start a small business for mobile water parks and I am looking for experts in managing water that will be used in the park.

I will be working in places where water is quite expensive in both sourcing it and recycling.  It is very important to handle the hygene, safety, and health issues.

Looking forward to experts as well as service providers.

Thanks and regards,

 

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  1. Hi Nofal,

    In your case you need a plant that would fit in a container, that means max 2.3 meters wide, 2.3 meters high and 12 meters long. Such an installation could be placed on site on a concrete slab and removed when needed. So you need a compact plant also. One of the best biological processes is actually the MBBR. You also need UV and decantation or filtration. Depending on the flow, one solution is better than the other one.For disinfection, you have UV or chlorination. It also depends on the purpose. 

    I have built such plant like that in my previous factory, for different customers, in differents places in the world. If you wish, I can help you for your project.

     

    Have a good day

     

  2. Dear Mr. Al-Nahdi,  we are involved in such issues since more that 30 years as independent international consultants and would be pleased to assist you as such to realize your concept based on long-term experience. Please have a look at www.petersconsulting.eu.

     

  3. Hi Nofal, the biggest issues you will have are local health regulations, and dealing with hair. Some amount of residual Chlorine for example would be required if in the US for a public pool. I do know that Pentair is active in this area and has presence in Australia. I do have the contact information to their X-Flow membrane project consultant who would be able to recommend the right person in your area. Let me know if you would like his contact info. I will then send to you privately his contacts details.

  4. Greetings Mr Al-Nadhi,

    your idea is an innovative oen and unique. so to compliment that

    i would suggest you invest/hire  a 21or 40 foot container type water treatment system using membrane technology. Now i know it has its limitations when it comes to managing the sludge and polymer and other outputs including membrane change. This is where another technology comes in called bio-organic catalyst which is a pre programmed liquid that breaks down even TDS in water on a molecular level. (case study)

    The dosages are 1ppm for every 100 BOD mg/l. this additive lowers the cost of the waste water system and you will probably need a single operator. 

     

    For the waste water plant itself there are plenty of companies that rent them. they are transportable by road or train as they are built into shipping containers.